Legal Notices
(Ifim pub, Feb 21. 1957)
John R Gallagher, Attorney
NOTICE OF PROBATE OF
WILL
Estate No. 4175
COUNTY COURT OF HOLT
COUNTY. NEBRASKA
ESTATE OF EDITH I OLA
‘ ASTLEMAK, DECEASED
TftF STATE OF NEBRASKA.
TO .ALL. CONCERNED
Notice ls hereby given that a
petition has been filed for the
probate of the will of said de
ceased, and for the appointment
r Louedva Kuhn as Executrix
thereof, which will be for hear
ing m this court on March 9.
*57, at 10 o'clock A M
LOUIS W. REUTER.
Countv Judge
.COUNTY COURT SEAL)
43-45c
(First pub. Feb. 21, 1957)
Julius D Cronin, Attorney
NOTICE OF HEARING OF
PETITION FOR FINAL
•.ETTUEMENT OF ACCOUNT
Estate No. 4123
COUNTY COURT OF HOLT
COUNTY, NEBRASKA.
ESTATE OF JULIA A RYAN.
DECEASED
THE STATE OF NEBRASKA
TO .ALL CONCERNED
Notice is hereby given that a
petition has been filed for final
settlement herein, determination
< heirship, mneritance taxes,
fees and commissions, distriou
Dr. J. L. Sherbahn
CHIROPRACTOR
v Block So. of Ford Garage
Complete X-Ray Equipment
O’Neill, Nebraska
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uao of estate and approval of
final account and discharge,
which will be for bearing in thu
court on March 1*. 1957. at 10
o’clock. A M
LOUIS W REIMER,
County Judge.
(COUNTY COURT SEAL)
43-45c
First pub Feb 2S, 1957 >
Julius D Cronin Attornev
NOTICE OF HEARING OF
PETITION FOR FINAL
iETTLJ MINT OF ACCOUNT
Estate No. 4094
, COUNTY COURT OF HOLT
COUNTY NEBRASKA
ESTATE OF HELEN A GAL
ILAGHER. DECEASED
THE STATE OF NEBRASKA.
TO ALL CONCERNED
Notice is hereby given that a
[ petition has been filed for final
; settlement herein, determination
of heirship, inheritance taxes,
fees and commissions, distribu
•ion of estate and approval if
final account and discharge,
which will be for hearing in this
court on March 20, 1957. at 10
o’clock. A M
LOUIS W REIMER.
County Judge
COUNTY COURT SEAL
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Roaeann Schaffer
Capped at Yankton—
Mrs. Clara Schaffer and David.
* Alice and Kathy accompanied
Mr and Mrs Richard Seymour of
Ainsworth to Yankton, S D , Fri
day to attend the capping of Mrs
1 Schaffer’s daughter. Miss Rosc
an n who is a student nurse there
Slumber Party Held—
Miss Elen Lohaus, daughter of
Mr and Mrs H. J Lohaus, cele
brated her 15th birthday anni
versary Saturday at a slumber
party at her home There were 10
i girls present.
SPRING HOUSE CLEANING
A
Surplus & Dingbat
AUCTION
Saturday, March 9th
12:30 SHARP
Lunch will be served by the Cleveland Ladies Aid
Sale will be held on the old IVefso Ranch located 19
miles north and 4 miles west of Atkinson. 16 miles north of
Stuart to Naper road and 2lj east; or 9 miles south of Naper
and 2Vj east.
OFFERING INCLUDES
MACHINERY — CORN — OATS — RYE — ALFALFA
j STRAW — BUILDING MATERIAL — POSTS — WIRE
WINDMILLS — TANKS —A multitude of Miscellaneous
j .Articles
MACHINERY
1856 model 50 Massey Harris tractor, used only 65 hours,
with power adjusted wheels, 1852 Massey Harris "♦4" trac
tor. Case VAC tractor with hay sweep, a tood one. 4 new
Massey Harris Power mowers. new 6-ft one-way. J-D
9 - ft one-way. Mil tandem disc. 4 IHC A JD 12- to 18-ft.
fold up discs. 1 Seaman 4-ft Roto tillers. 55 model Chevro- ’
let pickup. 56 model Bel Air 4-door Chevrolet car, 2—two- j
row MAM pul! type corn pickers. 2-row Decline corn binder
with power take off. JD horse manure spreader. 2—12-ft. hay
rakes. JD Van Brunt huh weel 14-ft train drill, late model
JD 2-row corn planter, new endrate seeder—fertiliser spread
er. rubber tired reels, racks, warons. Late mode! mounted
bine crass stripper, harrows, slide stacker, etc i
BUILDING MATERIALS & SUPPLIES
508 rolls of used wire, moot of It real rood, about half
woven wtre and balance barb wire: 1 800 new and used posts,
steel and ereoooted 58 rolls of 58-ft- cnbbtnr. 15 steel tanks
from 3 to 8-ft., new and used. 4 windmills complete with
tower*, rood ones: 8.000 ral. heavy steel supply tank. 2
wooden supply tanks, 20x38 ft ho* barn, a number of self
feeders. A-type ho* houses. 20.000-fl of used lumber in clod
in* 2x4. 2x8. 2x8. 2x12 etc., flooring sheetin*. lath, window
frames, doors, window* and electrical wire and equipment
Nearly new sheep dipping vat panels, troughs etc.
HAY - GRAIN - BEDDING
%
7.900 bushels yellow shelled corn. 1956 crop, guaranteed
j quality and moisture; 2.000 bushels rye; 1.200 bushels heavy
oats. 1955 crop; 34 tons baled rye straw; 154 tons extra choice
alfalfa hay. All grain and hay will be sold either by weight
or meant re—buy ers choke.
DINGBATS - DINGBATS
A 29 year accumulation of mistakes made at other auc
tions. 2 truck loads—includes everything you can imagine,
from a left handed monkey wrench to a spinning-wheel.
$19.90 cash prise to the first party who correctly identifies
ail the Dingbats.
Everyone invited—Come have a good time and get in on the
bargains.
TERMS: Ca»h—I Need The Money j
ERNIE WELLER, Owner
MeexrRG A FLEMING FIRST NATL. BANK
Auctioneers Atkinson. Nebr„ Clerk
THIS .AD WILL APPEAR ONLT ONCE.
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ilwing Talent Show
Adds $42.94
EWING—The hometaient show
held Tuesday evening. February
19, m the Ew ing school auditor -
i .am, for the oenefit of the heart
fund, added $42 94 to the coffers.
A conflict witft the Ewing
Chamfaers basketball game at
L» well Lund, minister at the
church if Christ, was master of
. vr-.fr. rues and directed the pro
gram. Talent from N rfolk Chris
tian c liege assisted
Local people on the program
I .ncluded a vocal solo by Karen
Mlnar.k with Miss Donna Minar
:s. accompanist. yodeling by Mrs
Earl Schindler; film stnp by Dr
William H. Ross.
Norfoikans assisting were
Yvonne Wallis, Marie Dunning,
Phyilis Dietz. BetUe Bears, Garnet
Parker, Marie Dowmng. Pat
Smith. Robert Chitwood, Mrs Ly
dia Gerdes, Harold McCracken.
Lowell Barkum, Duane King
Other Ewing News
On Sunday. February 17, Mr
and Mrs. Floyd Lee were dinner
guests at the home of Mr and
Mr* Frank Hawk, who were
celeorabng their 32 wedding an
niversary
Mrs Joe Tomajek was surpris
ed on Monday afternoon. Febru
ary 18, wtnen a group of ladies
arrived at her home to join her
I in celebrating her 71st birthday
anniversary The hours were
' -pent informally and a birthday
cake, made and decorated by Mr?
Lee, was served as a part of the
; refreshments.
Mrs. Harriet Welke. who has
oeen vacationing with relatives in
California, is back at her home m
Ewing.
Allen Peterson arrived in Ew
ing early Friday morning from
the Great Lakes naval training
base for a weekend visit with his
parents. Mr and Mr- Hans Peter
son.
0 Neili News
Mr. and Mrs. Myron Ellis of Al
len arrived Saturday to visit their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Virgil Laursen, and an end
the golden wedding anniversary
if Mr. and Mrs D N Loy. They
left Monday
Mrs. Abbie Coker returned
Monday from Winterset. la.,
where she attended the funeral of
her sister and visited relatives
during her two weeks stay.
Mr and Mrs Duane Gray and
family were in Page Sunday at
the home of his sister and her
husband, Mr and Mrs. C. E
Walker. Another sister and her
nurband, Mr and Mrs E K Wey
er of Plain view and their mother,
Mrs Evelyn Gray of Page were
also dinner and supper guests.
Mr. and Mrs, Harden Anspach
were in Lincoln from Friday un
til Sunday visiting their son and
his family. Mr. and Mrs. Keith
Ami ach and with their daughter
and her family, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Mansion
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Prescott of
Dixon were Sunday callers at the
Marvin Anderson home.
Sunday supper guests in Ewing
at the Bud Bartak home were
Mr and Mrs. H. P Savidge and
family.
Miss Sharon Hancock and a
friend. Miss Donna Lee Weichel.
both of Denver. Colo, arrived last
Thursday to visit Sharons par
ents, Mr and Mrs. Ed Hancock.
They left Sunday,
David Schaffer, son of Mrs.
Clara Schaffer, was home from
Creighton university in Omaha
from Friday until Sunday.
Jack Kilcoin is home on leave
: from the navy.
Carroll (“Cal”) W Stewart and
D C. Schaffer attended a Save
the-Trams meeting in Omaha
Monday.
Receives Proficiency
Rating—
Army SP 3/ Delbert Hood,
whose wife, , Betty Jane,
lives at 486 Chester St. Butte,
recently received a super
ior proficiency rating as a tank j
gunner, while serving with the
188 th Airborne Infantry Regi
ment in Germany.
Specialist Hood, son of Onie A. ■
Hood. 1600 Chasta place Reno,
Nev., is assigned to the regiment's
tank company. He entered the
army in May, 1955 and received
aasic training at Ft. Chaffee,
Ark. Hood was assigned at FT.
Knox, Ky, before arriving in
Europe m March 1950.
The 22-yea.--old soldier was
graduated from Butte Public High
school in 1953.
Whether you wish to buv
sell or trade a low-coat want
ad m The Frontier will do the i
job quickly and economically!
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DIVIDENDS or insured
SAVINGS
(current annuel rate)
First FEDERAL
WINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
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Ask for RA1NB0 products by name at these O’Neill stores:
COUNCIL OAK STORE
STANNARD’S STORE
FOURTH STREET MARKET
NEW OUTLAW STORE
MURPHYS STORE
NEIGHBORHOOD GROCERY
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